CCWS - A to Z of Caithness Places

Lybster
A village very closely connected to the fishing industry. Once over 100 boats sailed in and out of the harbour.
Lybster was the third largest herring port in Scotland after Wick and Fraserburgh.

Lybster Gala 2013 Lybster Gala 2012 Lybster Gala 2011 Lybster Gala 2010 Lybster Gala 2009 Lybster Gala 2008 No photos for this year Lybster Gala 2007 Lybster Gala 2006 Lybster Gala 2005 Lybster Gala 2004 Lybster Gala 2003 Lybster Gala Night 2002	Brethren Well It is 50 years ago this year since the well was last used for a domestic supply. It had become overgrown and almost lost permanently until local historian/author Donald A Young decided action was needed to save it for future generations. With the asssistance of volunteers from the Ranger Service who initially dug it out and then local contractors J Gunn & Sons who supplied materials the newly restored well is now beginning to take shape and looks to be secure for a very long future. It is reputed to have been used by monks who lived in the area as far back as the 6th century hence the name Brethren Well	2006 Knotty 2004 Knotty A Few Pictures From The Knotty 2004 At Lybster knotty ladies winners 2004 = reetzes ravers (commercial hotel) knotty mens winners 2004 = gunns! Knotty Championships 2003 Knotty Championships 2001 For further information or a Knotty application form, please contact [email protected]
Classic Motor Cycle Rally 2002	House In Lybster - May 2001	Harbour 19 May 2002
Bayview Hotel	Across Harbour To Waterlines	Lybster Harbour 26 May 2001
Harbour Light	Royal Bank	Waterlines Museum & Coffee Shop
Old Bridge Into Lybster	Portland Arms Hotel	Police In Lybster

Lybster School	Lybster Harbour From The Air	Lybster Village Hall	A to Z
Lybster Streets A - Z	General Patrick Sinclair	Initiative At The Edge - SE Caithness
Lybster Harbour 26 April 2005	Lybster House	Early Lybster Harbour	Lybster FC Team 2004
Snow Scenes From Lybster After The Blizzard 14 March 05 Lybster Harbour 10 August 2004	Main Street - Taking Down Xmas Decorations 11 January 2004	D Munro General Store	Lybster Harbour Early Sunday Morning 25 May 2003